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Dear Casey Systems’ Clients; To date 2006 has been a year of steady progress for Casey Systems. We believe in growth through investment in new technologies, markets, and highly qualified personnel. The management team and I are focused on the opportunities ahead. Casey will continue to build on our momentum and growth as redefined with our recent $2.5 million dollar award from the New York City Transit Authority for lower Manhattan. I am confident with all the changes at Casey and in the industry our future is bright. You can share our vision with a look at the NEW Casey Systems in our newsletters from We will step up to the challenges and continue to adapt and reinvent our business as the industry changes. We put our customers first and we want to know how to serve you better. If you have ideas, comments or suggestions, we would like to hear from you. Please call or email us at custsvc@caseysystems.com. Sincerely, |
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Following our Vision... Our goal is to provide our clients with leading-edge technology for all of their transit, fire, A/V and life-safety building requirements. While advanced technology has always been our focus, we will place particularly strong emphasis on customer service and on the customization of integrated solutions for the individual customer. Shorter response time, fast and thorough attention to client service inquiries and rapid part replacement turnaround is something we believe in strongly. We remain committed to you and to our goal: to be the leading, single-source supplier of low voltage solutions in the NY Metro area. Thoughts? Ideas? Comments? Please email |
With that addition of bridge networks, Casey Systems
will become a certified reseller of all Polycom
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New South Ferry Station Contract Casey Systems is pleased to announce that it has secured a new order for approximately $2.5 million dollars to provide various electronic systems at the new South Ferry Station for the New York City Transit Authority in lower Manhattan. Casey will deliver data communications, telephones, fire detection, public address, customer variable message signage, CCTV, wireless access points, radio systems, clocks, locking gate systems, fiber optics, fire intrusion and hydrogen systems and uninterruptible power supply. The securing of this order is the direct result of the reorganization and remarketing approach of our transit group. When the South Ferry reconstruction project is finished, the project benefits will include:
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Casey offers IP Network Intercom solutions using the TOA Electronics N-8000 System Casey Systems now offers an IP Network Intercom solution with TOA Electronics the N-8000 series the 2006 NSCA Innovations Technology Security/Fire/Life Safety Category award winner. This system offers flexible communications for up to 1280 stations on existing corporate local and wide area data networks. Built on TOA’S proven NX-1000 network audio technology, the new IP Intercom products occupy minimal network bandwidth (130 kps maximum) for station to station calls and can be controlled and monitored through software or web browser. Programmable system functions include 160 paging zones, time-based call forwarding and scan monitoring. The backbone of the new system is the compact N-8000EX Exchange which supports 16 stations and occupies only one rack space. Features include a 10/100 BaseT port for connection to standard network hardware and two paging audio outputs. Larger systems can be easily configured with up to 80 exchanges and 1280 stations. General Systems Features Include:
TOA’S IP Network Intercom features:
TOA’S standard 2-wire standard features include:
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